The Israeli occupation forces bombed a house at the entrance to the Jenin refugee camp, wounding two Palestinians, while the occupation forces destroyed the infrastructure in the vicinity of the camp.

At dawn and Monday morning, 4 young men were martyred and a number of other Palestinians were injured during a massive and violent incursion carried out by the Israeli occupation forces into the city of Jenin and its camp in the occupied West Bank.

Medical sources in Jenin reported that the martyrs were Wiam Al-Hanoun, one of the founders of the “Jenin Battalion,” and the leader of the battalion, Nawras Al-Bajawi, Amir Al-Sharbaji, and Musa Jabareen.

The occupation forces stormed the city of Jenin, before the occupation army sent reinforcements estimated at about 30 military vehicles, including two bulldozers, and surrounded the Jenin camp, and deployed snipers in a number of buildings surrounding the camp, coinciding with the flight of reconnaissance planes.

The Israeli occupation forces bombed a house at the entrance to the Jenin camp, wounding two Palestinians, while the occupation forces destroyed the infrastructure in the vicinity of the camp.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces stormed the city of Jenin with more than 100 military vehicles from several directions, accompanied by two military bulldozers.

The occupation forces surrounded the vicinity of Ibn Sina Hospital, coinciding with the flight of a reconnaissance drone over the city.

These forces occupied a number of buildings overlooking the camp, deployed sniper teams, and bulldozed the street leading to the entrance to the main Jenin camp amid clashes with the resistance fighters.

The occupation bulldozers began bulldozing the streets and infrastructure in the streets of the city of Jenin. They also bulldozed the streets leading to the camp and placed dirt barriers, in an attempt to isolate the camp from the city.

The occupation military bulldozers also deliberately destroyed a number of Palestinian vehicles, and the occupation forces seized two civilian vehicles.